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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

son, paying for it $50 and intend to
erect building for q public library
and Hall The club has now In pro-
gress q successful course Of lectures
and intend 10 celebrate the first ami
versary Of their organization by q
auQuet. The Hutchinson women
are most excellent workers. They
appear TO have q genius for work and
successful work at that.
TIE Anthony, Attica and Harper
county reports were full OF Interest.
Anthony, q town Of little more than
2OO0 sent up a petition for municipal
suffrage signed by 627 men aud WO-
men. That club holds two regular
meetings per mOnth-One q Literary,
the other a social.
Wichita reported . society organ
lied in October, 1885, and now num-
beFing 90 members.
MIS-. Lizzie Hopkins, Of SalIna, re-
ported for Saline county, in Q very
interesting and we'll written paper.
Mrs. Elder, Of Independence, re-
ported that city as having been car
led by storm by the October Nation
al Convention. The club then organ
lied has 40 members and is doing
most excellent and active work.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowman, Of Abilene,
reported for Dickinson county, and
Miss Olive P. Bray, Of Topeka, for
the local organization at Topeka, and
Mrs. Martha l.. Berry for the CsgkeT
City infant society aud for the KanOp-
lie society, stating that the latter sOci-
ETY. had paid more money into the
state treasury in proportion to its size,
than any other auxiliary. Space for
bldP any further account Of reports.
We would be glad to give all. The
morning closed with q five minute
speech by Mrs Colby upon the Ma
tiOnal MethOds."
The afternoon opened with reports
from auxiliary societies. The re-
port Of the auditing COMMITTEES de-
clared the books Of the society in ex-
cellent order, and paid just tribute
10 the business like methods Of the
efficient treasurer, Mrs. Martha l..
Berry. A speech by J. B. Johns, Of
SAlina, received hearty applause, and
his self-denying spirit, as evinced In
his evident willingness TO sacrifice
his Wife's relations, and especially
his wife upon the Equal Suffrage al
tar, was highly commended.
The reports Of committees on Plan
Of Work, Revision Of Constitution,
and on Fraternal relations, were Of
great importance but too long for our
space.
The officers elected for the coming
year are as follows President, Laura
81. Johns, of Salina; Vice President,
Mrs. J. K. Hudson, Of Topeka
Recording Secretary, Prof. Carruth,
Of Lawrence, Of State University
Corresponding See'y, Miss sara A.
Brown, Of Lawrence; treasurer, Mrs.
MARTA L. Berry, CaWker City.
More reports from auxilllaries were
read, and letters from Mrs. Helen
Cougar, Lucy stone and others.
The evening meeting was called to
order 10 the absence Ofthe President
by Mrs. Berry, who introduced the
newly elected President, Mrs- Johns.
AfteF q few remarks Mrs. Johns in
trodueed Rev. g. H. Rogers, Of
Hutchinson, whose able address was
followed by Mrs. Colby In her usual
scholarly, logical style. A collection
was here taken up TO help defrsy ex-
penses Of the convention. After
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

Two furnished rooms for rent. Ap-
ply at this office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

sallna tanks a. soon ~ the
.er permits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

VII WI LutHI8sINea q tu0VPI'O' W
lty 70 hear this distinguished divine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

church Tuesday evening, on Ireland
and its nasula ssaa vaps isaafsuafIsa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-20

With three new OricE stores erect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
HOW HE AIDED CRANE.
The Story of a spy in the CODfede.
rate Works at Richmond.

The Reading Eagle of Sunday pub
fishes curious story showing how Gen
eral Grant, when he besieged Richmond,
was aided IN securing the fall of the city
by a gentleman prominent in Coincide
rate circles, who acted as his spy and
furnished him with information as to
the strength and position of the rebels,
etc. This man was Samuel Ruth, who
went from Berks county and settled in
Richmond in lS45. The story is given
by Mrs. Daniel Klink. his sister,
one of the most respected ladies
in PottStOwn. Ruth was first bag
gage-master, and gradually worked
bis way upuntil he became general super
intendent of the Richmond and Fred
ericksburg railroad. He was true blue
Union man. When Grant lay before
the city he placed himself in communi-
cation with Ruth, and the latter held
regular meetings with General Terry,
who was then on Grants staff, and dis
closed to him all the plans and purposes
Of the COnfederates, rendering the cap
ture of the rebel capital easy. Ruth was
arrest and confined in Castle Thunder,
but released, as nothing could be proven
against him. After the war Grant pre-
scented him with purse of $500 in
money, and when he became President
appointed Ruth internal revenue collec-
tor of the Second Virginia district, in
winch position he remained until he died.
His body now rests III Hollywood Gene
terry, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25

heard Ted's recital of his episode he
shrugged his shoulders a bit, straight
ened his dingy cravst, and said he would
probably dine ont tomorrow.
Then he went d 10 know whv Ted's
mysterious friend had not taken the
trouble 10 come 10 the house herself and
offer her charity--he sneered at the
wsrd---Sn frOprid persona, and Ted
raid he supposed she preferred TO seud it
in carriage. And all the while Teds
roa didn't say word. She did seem
half inclined 20 cry for n moment when
she saw the generous gift OF eatables and
money in the basket, with no other token
of the donor than plain card marked
"a Merry THANKSGIVING" but she
thought better of it apparently, and just
patted Ted's head and kissed his injured
fingers, whose hurt nc had forgotten all
about
She told Ted, too, after awhile that
she would contrive III some way to send
him TO school, and warned him that il
wasn't a good thing to be too proud,
like his pa" And when Ted went to
bed she told him he ought to pray that
the good young lady might be happy,
and Ted said he would, but he guessed
she would be happy anyway.
NOT AT ALL FICTION.
You might think this was only a made
up story. So it is-pait of it, There
are Miss Nougots and broughams and
big jewelry-shops and baskets fall of
good things-those are all absolute
fGcis-right up on the avenues, too.
And there are Teds and Tcds' mas ard
eyes half blinded by delicate, ill-paid
needlecraft, and hunger and genteel
poveIty-thOse, too, are absolute facts,
and honly two blocks down the street
round the cornah."
SO much of this story isn't made up
that's plain.
And the rest OF it needn't he, either
Your purse can add the needed color Of
truth with much more art and with in-
fnitely better effect than has been done
with this stub pen. Just tell that we'll
fed coachman of yours to trundle bas-
ket or two to that quiet, naughty little
woman who docs embroidery
"bonly' two blocks down the street.
'round the corDah."
There are various kinds of poverty in
the world, You know, and one Of the
kind is the sort that won't go to place
where they give turkeys away for no
tbing-the sort that affected Icd's pa, in
fact, aud the sort that ought to have
been tried on job if they were sincerely
anxious to test the mans endurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
Reported Horrible Murder.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BRISTOL .GOODsON. Nov. %. 1887.

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
BRISTOL GooDsoN, Nov. %, 1887.
About the 18th woman by the name
of Lou Haynes started from here with a
man by the name OF Robert l.. lilly on
n visit to some OF her friends in Mount
Airy, n. q. News has been received
here that she was murdered by lilly at
the edge of Carroll county, Va, on the
evening of the 18TH He shot her
through the head, and then tried to con-
ceal his crime by burning the body.
The smoke attracted attention, and the
body was discovered before it was en-
tirely consumed and identified. lilly is
from Pike county, Ky. From all ac-
counts it was terrible affair. The wo-
man was known to have had some forty
odd dollars, and it is supposed this fact
was the cause of the murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25

BY W. Bogo.
Real Estate Aucilonecr
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.

BY virtue Of n certain deed Of trust. bearing
date 10th Of February. ISIS aud recordod IN tn n
Chancery Court Of Richmond In Desd-book lsI
A. on page j2, and in compliance with necree
OF tho said court, entered July O. 1851 IN ine SUI,
OF Mary Shtrrard. trustee. rs. ). X. IaoD anu
others, will sell by auction, on the PREMISES oh
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1887,
Mt AZ O'Clock p. ", that exceeding DESlhAbLs
AND ELIGIBLY-LOCAIED col on 'he nortn
side OK Cary street between First and Second
streets, fronting 3aH feet aud extending hack
163 Ale feet. WITH TIE SNAIL But SNUS
BRICK DWELLING NO tO2) THEREON, ana
lying between the residence OF James I. Dea-
ton, Esq, and NT. c. Y. BarRamin.
There is no bettcr location LOT one or IVY
houses, according ~ tho views and purposes OF
the purchaser. than this LOT, and a. good lots
In 1rst-TGte neighborhOOds and convenient 10
cations advantages this one has In an emil
nent degree are hard 10 and. I heartily inglto
aud confidently expect your presence ~ 'he
sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance nj one ana
two years. for notes. with interest added, ond
secured by trust-deed. y. W. bON h'
~ Alhrb'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
By y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOueer.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN
I TaE CITY OF RICHMOND AND NALU-
ABLE ISLANDS IN JAMES RIVER At AUt,
TIOE.-In execution Of the provisions 81 n decu
0. trust from Z. :. Ilamlin and wife to me sutS
scriper As trustee, dated October -. lh1V anu
duly recorded Ia Richmond Chsncory Court Of
Gee, being thereto required by decree oil lhe
Circuit Court Of tho United states Tor ne Jhslei ~
district Of Virginia, entered October :. l-o., IN
tho suits OF "Gidfings's executors ~. Giddings
ami ais and "Giddings's administrators rs
Gtddinss ana aie." will sell nj auction, upon
the premises respectively. ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1877.
commencing az 12 O'Clock NJ, at TIE north end enc
Of the Free bridge, the following REAL - r
conveyed In said dee1-to wit:
lat A LOT Of irregular shape, lying between
the Columbian or Haxall's mill-rnce and James
river, and bounded on the west ~ Sinth 5tr re-.
Of the VALUABLE ISLAND know AS
BROWNS ISLAND. Immediately wcst OF tue
Petersburg rail- Oad bridge. and nov occupied ny
.he Trcdo gar Company; aud. else. those snihIieI
Islands and rocks in James river commonly
known as NELSON'S ISLANDS, and lying
within the following general boundaries: On
tho northwest by the northern margin OF James
river and on the east by line beginning at the
southwest corner OF Haxall's upper mill, run
Ling thence duo south 70 the south bank OF the
river thence MP the river TO or ne1r the abu~
ment Of the railroad bridge, thence in straight
line 10 Webb's or Belle-Isle Landing. on tho
north shore Of James river, 10 the point OF pc
ginning. being the same property located undct
Martin Hawkins's survey IN i1Si. and the same
conveyed by the heirs N Hall Nielsen TO = NJ.
Bowman 10y deed dated 18th July. ls6S
TERMS: one third cash. aud the residue az SIX
and twelve months for notes. With interest added
t,oI IL LEIGH r. PAGE. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
AUcrroS Sales.--future Days.
ByN. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Aucticneer,
Richmond, Va
rrATuABLE MINERAL LANDS n

VALUABLE MiNES sa,,a i'o ooryyrrs =
vIpGTNIA. Ar PUBLIC AUCIIoN.-by virtue
~ 4 1ecrce OF tho Chnncery Court OF hicnmOna.
". entered October 6, 1897, Ia the sun OF brown
sdminlstrstor us. Burton's AdnnxI"D -
80 viii seil by public auction, at me once on ~;
w. Bowe, No. 4 Eleventh street, =" VI" S'' Va
hicn'nO'TTai THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1ss7, Ayr,
-, a ,,c,a1k NJ. the following TRACTS OF LAND
I'm Allegheny county, Eo.--ylS; n..,,o,,,. e.oob
omar ract Of $40 ACRES on Dunlhps crech,
- ,,ilea southwest OF the courthouse, ana
49,, ono and a half miles. or less. from mo
CnesnUeakc and Ohio railroad, near ol''@ % -"'''o
~ > 9ne Tract Of iol ACRES on Dunlap's creek
and Leake's run, about eighteen u Ini' bot,-
west Of the coufthOuse' ht"t ei' ''
pea'e ONE Tract Of iO1 ACRES In the immediate
xIciptty OF said tract of iGi ares; and ,....
T. one Tract OF 80 ACRES Oh salg DuhlAP 4
creek also In the vicinity u said two ias'-h ai''
tracts. Of ali which tracts OF land James DiO"H'
Sr. died seized and possessed. ... a..
Also, all the right, title, ana lhleIes. % 'ile 20
said James Brown. Nr.'a. g. tate IA tuo no. -.
land containing 2i5O AChES IA .tas 49,, no
John's creek. about six miles west from Ine
court-house, Of which tho said James broWh' Sc
died seized aud possessed -,
TsRys: ono fourth cash; balance IN threo
equal instruments a. SIX. Twelve, ahi elkH. 49,,
months for notes, with interest addcd ahd uuo
,efained until all the plrchasc-money ma nav
tecn p.Li aud Conveyance ordered Dy INC
Court "vCtrr - tr.
Special Commits ionors.
Ro,,sn,iu l.. Bcrr,. clerk % said court, do
ccrfigg tia, tho iona required ~ tue sp',idi
roaimis, iouei- by zee 2ooYo referred ID has
bccl duly givcn. .-, ,-,..,.,,.o.
80 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
no LG76s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25

Philadelphia has been claiming the
Oldest commercial traveller in the coun-
try in Daniel Il. Wolff but st. Louis
says that G. p, Lindley. OF that city, de-
serves the honor. Mr.. Lindley is nearly
seventy years old, has been drummer
on the road since 1886. is as spry as q
boy, has snow-wbite hair and beard, rosy
cheeks, keen eyes, can tell more good
stories than any OF the boys, and has al
ready travelled over $4,000 miles in
1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded the
undersigned trustee will on
TuI-RsnAN TIE IT OH DEcEMnER. 1857.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded the
undersigned trustee will on
THURSDAY THE isr or DECEMBER, 1885,,
nj Il o'clock n, on the premises. sell at auction
that VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY known
"a the merchants Manufacturing Company
Mills except certain tenement houses Oh ca
nal street which viii be sold separately. The
property consists Of the following parcels; ,
ist 4 LARGE THkkE-SIOBI BhlCk co J.
TON-FACTORI AND LOT on the western slIo
of Fleet street The building il e 10y 81 lcrt.
The lot fronts 100 feet ON Fleet street, 100 feet
on Apu0mattOx river, and IL feet aud ~ lnches
on Hope MILL cenal. and this factory receives Hs
water supply from said canal inrough an open
ing having q sectional area Of ll.ui square lrr''
and the machinery is driven by an OVeiSlol
wheel under a head Of 1876 feet: ..,.,.,-
2d. \ LARGE 1WO-STORY BRICK COTTON
FACTORY or the eastern side OF Fleet street.
The building is a by 81 feet. The lot fronts III
feet on Fleet street. 6s.6 feet ON AppomauoS
river and G7.G feet on Hope Mills canal, anu
this factory receives It's water supply IRON shll
canal through an opening having secuonsl
aren Of 76 square feet, and tho machinery i
driven by On oyershot wheel under head ol
1876 feet.
Tho MACHINERY in these two factories may
be sold separately or with the realty. ,...
81. A VALUABLE LOT, WITH A TWO-sIOkl
BRICK STOkEHOUSE thereon, lying on me
south side OF Hope Mills canal fronting 'eo teel
on the wost side Of Fleet street and running
back along the anal il2.3 feet.
lth. A VACANT LOT on tho east side Of fleet
street on which it fronts IS feet, running back
along the canal SO feet.
The location Of this property almost imme-
diatey on the line Of the Norfolk ana western
railroad). its buildings. water power. &c. makes
IL very valuable for any largo manufacturing
interest 4 map showing sectional division OF
the entire property, is advantages, &c, may be
seen az the office OF the auctiOneer, who VIII take
great pleasure In showing and explaining IT,
This property may be sold "a an entirety, or
subdivided a. per map. ~ may appear beston
day OF sale. and a rare chance a here presented
TO those wishing 10 engage in manufacturing
business. full inspection and prompt attend
ance requested.
TERMS: One nth cash balance on credit OF
one, two, and three years, interest added, Tor
approved negotiable notes. secured by deed OF
trust. and property 20 be kept insured for pro-
lection OF notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
AFTER THE ABOVE SALE

Tshall soil tho LOT. wITHIMPROvEMENTs, on
canal street. fronting thereon 92.j and running
back Ill 81 feet, as per plat, upon which are two
desirable tenement houses, which makes II good
rental property.
TERMS: One third Gosh; balance at six and
twelve months credit. interest added, Tor ap-
proved negotiable notes and title retained uu-
I'll final payment
WILLIAM II. KEYAN. Trustee.
r. PAsSHL. Auctionecr, Petersburg, Va.
No Il - 15vlQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
NETTING or THE GRAsD CoyMANDERY
IN PETERSBURG.
The Election OF 0fEeors-imprefsivs Thanks
giving eervicS-A Magnificent
Banquet
rcOrcspoudencc OF mo Richmond Dlspatrh.i
PrrrRsnrRa. November q, 1887.


PETERSBURG, November "a, 1887.
The sixty.fifth annual assembly Of the
Grand Commandery Of Knights Tenn
plars Of Virginia was held in the Masonic
Temple TO day, the session commencing
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Grand-Commander
w. n. II. Lynn. of Stanton, presided.
All the grand officers were present, as
follows: James b. Blanks. of Petersburg,
deputy grand commander; James j..
Beck, Of Lynchburg, grand generalissi-
mo; Thomas j. Evans, OF Richmond,
grand captain general; Rev. George w.
Dame, u. d.. of Danville, grand pre-
late; Jsaac S. Tower, OF Richmond,
grand senior warden Daniel j. Turner,
Jr., of Portsmouth, grand junior war
den; W. 4. Allen, OF Richmond, grand
treasurer; William B. Isaacs, OF Rich
mond, grand recorder; j. l.. Avis, OF
Harrisonburg, grand standard bearer T;
Frederick Greenwood, OF Norfolk, grand
sword bearer T.. f.. Downham, of Alex
andra, grand warder; John X. II. Da-
Wis, of Petersburg, grand captain OF the
guard
Inc assembly WAS opened III uue
form with large attendance, said to be
the largeet known for some years An
address OF welcome was delivered by
Eminent. Commander R. I. Wilson, Of
AppOmat.ox Commandery, couched in
very graceful ana cordial terms, which
was handsomely responded to by Grand
Commander Lynn.
Among the prominent Temr'ars in
attendance were A. $. Lee, A. w.
Archer, J. +. Mayer, q. A. Ainslie,
George W. Poe, ". .. English, e. p.
Stacy, J. H. Capers, }. Thompson Brown,
and j. Y. Bidgood, of Richmond Harry
Hodges and f. L. Rogers, of Norfolk ;
T. NJ. Miller. of Fredericksburg ; John
ii. Moore and T.. L. Meneiee, of Lynch
burg A. Buff, of Portsmouth i. A.
Reed. of Alexandria II. BurkhOlder, of
Harrisonburg, and others
The Grand Commanders address was
read and heard with interest. 1t was a
carelully-preparad document relating 20
Iemplar matters, and was well deliy-
cred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
1 or THAT
NEW, ATTRACTIVE. AND WELIrLQCATED
TWO-STORY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING
No. 21s NORTH TWENTIETH STREET. BIZ
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS.

In execution Of q certain deed OF trust 10 me.
dated May 20. 1887, and OF record In the clerk 5
Office OF the Chancery Court Of the city OF hich-
mond in Decd-Book 1872 b, page 32i, default
having been made IN the debt secured, and being
directed so to do shall sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1887,
M $3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ. the aboye-named very
desirable DETACHED TWO-STOKI BRICK
DWELLING on the Yves; side Of Twentieth street
between Brosd and Grace streets. with lot about
go xl2O feet 10 n wide, paved alley In rear con-
tanning seven rooms. city water, gas, and tho
usual cOnveniences, new, well-built, well.ar
ranged. in n convenient and desirable locate u,
and Of the size and character now in good de-
mand by tenants and those seeking homes.
TERMS: The terms required by the deed are
cash rs 70 expenses Of sale and the note for
1922 %, with interest from August Is, 1857 upon
credits rs to S2O0J till May GO, lsSs, and $3.50 ill
Juno /, 1888 negotiable notes to be given FOR
the deferred Payments. with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust II il probable, how
ever that other and more liberal terms Will be
agreed upon and announced attme Of sale.
Please come promptly at $50 O'clock
JAMES Is. ELAN,
noi9 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25

ANN D. AAAN .t'.''
rO5 =. VI. NAL. daily eek pf sunday,
g3j A. N. ACCOMMODATIONS thHy e1ceH
~uUiaF'
r:OOA ". NIGHT EXPIRES daily ,czcolf N.-'


A0N-FIi Al'ffN
A. Clifton Forge wien che arffec fHi '.'
railway forthe south. West. a4i N.r'uF.--
40 Lyuchburc Rih Norfolk n' N''
ROAD Tor an points South, ~D.fft -Ai ''..
west and virginia Midland lli.aaf f.l 4. '
North aud South.
AT Richmond With Associated Railways 'r iI
points in the south. Hul l' Z pit
burg and Potomac ra.roai 4. 't' N'.
A. Lexington viii Bal. t4
road. making clo,o tNH' 30
Forty % and from pi',-turrl .- '
o. points North and Fu.L
.Slseping-cGr attached fn
burg ..-
Siceulng-cars Lyu,hou.' pm -i- DOW
LEAFS and Little hoch.
Trims marked tg .
Tickets sold 90 MI
Main street. 1000 Mtin -... 10 t ..
and Allegheny deqo., tl-.- 81.
JOnN b.. "A. hlN.
.-.-..--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25
AUCTION sALEs-Th,s Day.
by George w. Mayo, Auctloneer,
Ono. +. Laughion. Jr., salesmao'l
No. "a north Ninth street


DICH SILVER-PLATED WAkE,
IL FINE MANTEL CLOCKS. BkO NAh,s,'
ROGBRS;S TABLEWARE, BRASS GOODS, bLI-
CANT PRESENTS, &C. At AUCllON.-t ne s :, 10
BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF kLbUh.NI =
RICH. AID VALUABLE GOODS VII % COT
ilnued several days longer. a,
The sales occur at 1890 A.. ". and f:5J A. ~ i,
and purchases may be made nj private saic ~
those unable to attend tho auction sales.
GEORGE ~. MAYO.
M OFT Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
N APPLES, PEARS. AND LEMONs.--l VIII
sell TO-DAY ct l9:2j O'Clock
100 punches RIPE BANANAS,
80 barrels APPLES,
2J boxes LEMONS,
10 boxes PEARS. -
WILLIAM JENKINS,
Commission Merchant,
no2j 1910 cast Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-25

H,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
I BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WIS.,
LINE OF ADAMS or PICKETT SIKtL
t;IU 'RCH HILL, ~ THE CITY or NJ IL
NONp. VA.-Bv virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
dated 18th Of May, 1885, and duly recorded III
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond on
he 10Th OF Nay, 1857, in Deadlock $50 a, page
g87. and In execution ot said deed Of trust shall
sell, being required 90 20 do by tne oenenc'a.y
herein pro,id for, default having oecn maze
in tho pavment o. par. Of the money ihefeoy
secured. on
WEDNESDAY, NOyEMBsR 30, 1881.
on the premises. ri the hour Of ~ o'clock T. VI,
tho PROPERTY as described in said decd. me
Fouso contains about ak roOms; Is situated upon
n high aud henlthy part Of The city. possessing
dosirablo natural Drainage and Commanding
pleasing views. The property Is also situated
yorv near the Richmond Union Passenger rail.
way Tho lot il 33 feet front. ana has depth OF
100 feet to an alley 20 feet vide.
TERMS: Cash "a 10 expense OF executing this
trust all past due taxes and taxes Tor lN'i, ana
st5 TO nay o note due November II, lN,, with
interest thereon until paid. and upon the follow
inc credlts-vi7 tl5 every ELK months from No
vember b. 1857. and interest o. 70 I'VE notes
;375 and interest payable May ID, 1900. and the
balance ~ shall DO announced 10y ne granior
In said decd but In case OF failure on his part 70
givr such direction. then the aatd haicnce shan
bc made payablO NJ such time or times a9 Tue
uudsrsi gned trustee may think proper ara TX
Tho purchaser OF the property 10 Keep me
building insured FOR tho beneht o. TIE credl'
paynent- NJ. c. STAPLES.
i"' Trustee.
MANNrSG c. STAPLES & CO., Auctioneers